Naval Air Station Fort WorthNaval Air Station Fort WorthJoint Reserve Base – Joint Reserve Base –

Command BriefCommand Brief

Presented by: Captain Jon Townsend, Commanding Officer

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Prepared by: Mike Branum, Community Planning Liaison Officer

Key PointsKey Points

1. Significant economic impact2. Proactive local & regional partners

prevent encroachment3. Robust state support catalyst for

pro-military legislation4. Strong base posture to secure – • Current and future mission potential • Community partnership opportunities

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Installation HistoryInstallation History

1941 Tarrant Field Airdrome

1942 Fort Worth Army Air Field

1948 Carswell AFB commissioned

1993 Carswell AFB closed

1994 NAS Fort Worth JRB est.

~2,300 Acres~2,300 Acres2.9 Million ft2.9 Million ft 2 2 facility spacefacility space

Buildings:Buildings:18 18 TX Air TX Air National GuardNational Guard

72 Air Force72 Air Force194 Navy/Marine194 Navy/Marine

3 Army3 ArmyPrimary Runway: Primary Runway: 18/36: 11,999 x 20018/36: 11,999 x 200

Installation OverviewInstallation Overview

Installation OverviewInstallation Overview

Others:- Legal- Family services- Medical/dental- Commissary and Base Exchange - Moral, Welfare, Recreation (MWR)

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#1 Purpose – Train and Deploy #1 Purpose – Train and Deploy Combat Ready Forces Combat Ready Forces

Navy 27%

Army 7%

TxANG 10%USMC 19%

USAF 19%

DoD Civilians 18%

NAS FW JRB = 10.2k Joint Warriors & CiviliansNAS FW JRB = 10.2k Joint Warriors & Civilians

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7%

27%

19%

19%

10%

18%North Central Texas is North Central Texas is home to ~212k DoD Retirees! home to ~212k DoD Retirees!

Base Economic ImpactBase Economic Impact

Total Jobs = 47,256Gross Domestic Product = $4.3BAviation Assets = ~$2.5B

7Source: Texas Comptroller, *Includes co-located facilities.

Total Est. Economic Impact = $6.6B*Total Est. Economic Impact = $6.6B*

Employment

Air OperationsAir Operations

Squadrons AircraftNavy 1 C40/737 FLSW

Marines 1 F18 MAG 41Marines 1 KC130J MAG 41

Army 1 C12/UC35 52nd AR Army 1 CH47/H60 11th AR

Air Force 1 F16 301st FWTX ANG 1 C130 136th AW

LM F35/F16 DCMA

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2017 Hurricane Relief Efforts2017 Hurricane Relief Efforts

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Tenth Air Force Wing &

301 FW(F-16)

926 WG(Warfare Center/Fighter)

419 FW(F-35)

310 SW(Space)

442 FW(A-10)

307 BW(B-52H)

944 FW(F-35/F-16)

919 SOW(MQ-9/U-28/C-

145/C-146)

920 RQW(HH-60/HC-130/GA)

482 FW(F-16)

10 AF

513 ACG(E-3)

477 FG(F-22)

610 CACS(C2/AOC)

960 CYOG(Cyber)

655 ISRG(ISR)

AATC(OT&E)

610 AOG(AOC)

Direct Reporting Group Locations

Tenth Air Force GSU Locations

10 AF

304 RQS(943 RQG)

9 SOPS(310 SW)

2 SOS(919 SOW)

701 COS(10 AF, Det 1)

Det 1, 701 COS(10 AF, Det 1)

HQ Reserve Nat’l Security

Space Institute

8 SWS(310 SW)

960 NWF(960 CYOG)

429 ACTS(926 WG)

5 SOS(919 SOW)

84 TES(926 GP)

710 COS(10 AF, Det 1)

920 AMDF(920 RQW)

Det 1, 482 OG(482 FW)

AATC(Tucson IAP)

610 CACS

718 IS(655 ISRG)

Det 2, 44 FG(301 FW)

63 IS(655 ISRG)

42 IS(655 ISRG)

50 IS(655 ISRG)

38 IS(655 ISRG)

960 NOS(960 CYOG)

78 ATKS(926 WG)

23 CBCS(960 CYOG)

860 NOS(960 CYOG)

Det 2, 49 IS(655 ISRG)

Det 3, 96 IS(655 ISRG)

Det 4, 28 IS(655 ISRG)

91 ATKS(926 WG)

35 CBCS(960 CYOG)

55 CBCS(960 CYOG)

13 RS(926 WG)

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301st Fighter Wing 301st Fighter Wing Snapshot Snapshot

Aircraft Mission Manpower

28 x F-16C Combat ~2050

SUCCESSES OPPORTUNITIES/CHALLENGES• AEF Volunteerism & Mission

Execution• Total Force Integration

• Aging F-16 Fleet• Airmen’s Time• Uncertain Budget / Continuing

Resolution Authority

301st Fighter Wing - NAS Fort Worth JRB (F-16C+)

44th Fighter Group - Tyndall AFB (F-22/T-38)

301 FW

355 FS

Active Classic

44 FG

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Marine Aircraft Group 41Marine Aircraft Group 41

Col Charles MosesSgtMaj Robert Christoff

MAG-41

HQ 3/14

HQ & N,O Btry 5/14

HQ 14th Mar Regt

M Btry 3/14

HQ 2/14

F Btry 2/14

H Btry 3/14

P Btry 5/14 Q Btry 5/14

G Btry 3/14

Comm Det

Comm Co

K Btry 2/14

I Btry 3/14

D Btry 2/14

14th Marine Regiment14th Marine Regiment

SMCR: 2688Active: 494Total Force: 3182

Provides Direct Support/General Support and General Support-Reinforcing cannon and missile capabilities in support of the Ground Combat Element/Marine Air Ground Task Force, prepares and deploys trained personnel and detachments in support of the total force, and prepares and deploys Force Artillery capability to facilitate the Marine Expeditionary Force counter-fire fight and command, control and sustainment of surface-to-surface missile fires in support of the Marine Air Ground Task Force.

14th Marines Mission

• F35 Integration with Ground

Fires• Active/Reserve

Component Integration

• Support to Combatant Commander Requests For Forces

Focus

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136136thth Airlift Airlift WingWingCommander: Colonel G.W. Holt

• Personnel: 948 authorized• Mission: Tactical airlift, Airdrop,

Assault and Medical evacuation using 8 x C-130H2 Hercules

ANG Band of the Southwest• Personnel: 34 authorized• Mission: Music support of

official military functions and community relations programs

LOCAL ECONOMIC IMPACT:$76,900,814

780 PART TIME JOBS324 FULL TIME JOBS353 INDIRECT JOBS

TEXAS AIR NATIONAL GUARD

Tactical Tactical Support Support WingWing

Commander Fleet Commander Fleet Logistics Support WingLogistics Support Wing

Fleet Logistics Support Wing (FLSW) – Fleet Logistics Support Wing (FLSW) – HQ at NAS Fort Worth JRB HQ at NAS Fort Worth JRB

FLSW operates unique, fleet essential airlift aircraft worldwide to provide air logistics

support to sustain combat operations at sea.

Navy Region SoutheastNavy Region SoutheastReserve Component Command Reserve Component Command

Fort WorthFort Worth

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CAPT Hebert Frederick III

Commander, NRSE RCC FTW Command Master ChiefCMDCM(SW/AW)

John Cordero

7 States

NOSCs: 20

Total Units: 294

Total SELRES: 7,253

Fort WorthNAVREGSE RCC FTW

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Navy Region SoutheastNavy Region SoutheastRCC Fort WorthRCC Fort Worth

Deployed LocationsDeployed Locations

OCONUS (12 countries) CONUS (8 states)

QatarBahrainUnited Arab Emirates

Mission Mission Changes, Future Changes, Future Growth Opportunities Growth Opportunities

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Branch Unit Current Location Timeframe

Marines VMR-1 MCAS Cherry Point In Progress

Marines 4th Medical Batt. Surgical Co. A

Pennsylvania & Tennessee

Pending CNIC Approval

Texas Army Guard

CH-47 Maintenance

GroupFormer NAS Dallas 3-5 Years

USAF Reserve

301st Fighter Wing – F-35 Transition

NAS JRB FTW 5+ Years

Thank you!Thank you!

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CO Priorities, VisionCO Priorities, Vision• Mission – training and readiness

– Inside the fence: facilities & infrastructure– Outside the fence: compatible zoning and development

• Strengthening community relationships– Formal: RCC/COG, Fire, Police, etc…– Informal: Daily interaction, air show, attending civic

events

• Base security– Active partnership with local Police/Fire (MOUs)– Signage, fence-line, and gate hours

• Retain, grow military tenants on base to support mission demands

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